TiIME FOR A NEW SECURITY ARCHITECTURE FOR NATO AND EASTERN NEIGHBOURS29.09.2016

This policy paper was produced in the framework of the Project Security Alert on the EU’s Eastern Doorstep, by the Caucasus Institute for Peace, Democracy and Development/CIPDD (Georgia), in partnership with the Foreign Policy Association (Moldova) and the NGO Promotion of Intercultural Cooperation (Ukraine).

Moldova’s security requires a consistent response to home-grown corruption and the risk of resulting political destabilisation alongside the risks posed by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and information warfare. CONFIDENCE-BUILDING IN MOLDOVA: DOMESTIC AND EXTERNAL SECURITY CHALLENGES assesses the priorities for a security strategy to rebuild trust among citizens and strengthen international co-operation to diffuse conflicts in the neighbourhood and to settle the Transnistria conflict

By Corneliu Ciurea, an independent security
expert and Victoria Bucătaru, a Programme Director of the
Foreign Policy Association, Moldova.
Edited by Jeff lovitt.

FOREIGN POLICY AND PRACTICE ON GLOBAL ARENA OF THREE SOUTH CAUCASUS STATES: The Evidence from Voting in the UN General Assembly by Leila Alieva, Tamar Pataraia and Ivane Kechakmadze.The paper was produced in the framework of the Project of the Caucasus Institute for Peace, Democracy and Development Foreign Policy and Practice on Global Arena of Three South Caucasus States